Interior

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Designer: Yi Tonghua Design Type: Sales Center Classification: Interior

Tong Yueli

Tong Yueli is a sales center designed with a fairytale theme. The interior covers 308 square meters and invites visitors to view the space from the perspective of children. The lobby uses bright colors for a strong visual effect. A background wall of paper sculptures shows trees, grass, flowers and deer, creating the atmosphere of an enchanted forest. Hidden light strips give warm yellow light, and colorful balls are placed overhead. The design combines the imagination of children with the experience of adults, and encourages thought about growing up.

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Designer: Li Zhang Design Type: Sale Center Classification: Interior

Blooming Peonies Picturesque

Blooming Peonies Picturesque is a sales reception center designed for a property development in Shandong, China. The plan places an exhibition area at the center and adds four discussion areas in different styles. The reception hall features a decorative lighting fixture with floral tassels that recalls the pink tones of the peony. Grey marble surfaces, dark brown details, brushed bronze-colored stainless steel and striped wood are combined with mint green accents. Stone sculptures and layered lighting recall the peony, the theme of the interior.

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Designer: Hsu Fu Chu Design Type: Office Classification: Interior

Symbiotic Sustainability

Symbiotic Sustainability is an office interior of 500 square meters in Taichung City, Taiwan. The layout divides the space into front, middle and rear areas, holding a conference area, a reading area and individual work booths. Book walls act as the main element and store a large number of books, with room for future growth. Light colored materials ease eye strain during long working hours. Carpets in the conference area reduce floor noise and dust. A heat exchanger filters fine particles to improve air quality. Floor-to-ceiling windows link the interior with the planted outdoor space.

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Designer: Ming Cao Design Type: Japanese Charcoal Grill Store Classification: Interior

Aka Honn

Aka Honn is a Japanese charcoal grill restaurant located in a busy downtown area. The original space had a narrow entrance and very little natural light. The windows were closed and a new central patio was built to bring daylight and natural elements inside. Dining areas, private rooms and a bar are arranged around the patio, which forms the visual centre of the plan. The interior offers 120 dining seats and 15 bar seats. Natural stone and wood are used for floors, walls and furniture. A lower exhaust system removes grill smoke through the raised floor.

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Designer: 梁晨 Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Jiao Tang

The project is a hotpot restaurant, located in Chengdu, China. The design inspiration originates from the harmonious co-existence between human and nature on Neptune. The restaurant is organized with seven design themes to illustrate stories on Neptune. The concepts of film and television, art, science and technology, decorative original design of furniture, lamps, tableware, etc., provide dramatic immersive experience to visitors. Material collocation and color contrasting create space atmosphere. Mechanical installation art is applied to enhance space interaction and consumer experience.

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Designer: Make It Works Design Type: Residential Apartment Classification: Interior

Horace Suite

Horace suite demonstrated a transform of an old Hong Kong home to a modern living space. All partitioning was taken down and was reconstructed to fit re-arranged zones. The project was set to provide large, transformable space to suit different uses and occasions. The open kitchen was surrounded by grid windows, allowed sunlight to penetrate into the premise in all ways. Appliances and storages were concealed inside wall and cabinets for visual cleanness. Made use of white paint, maple wood and concrete plaster on large surfaces, the project promotes a balance between functions and comfort.

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Designer: Shinya Nomiyama Design Type: Service Office Classification: Interior

Miyajima Insurance

The concept of the project is "to connect the office with the city" taking advantage of the environment. The site is located on the place where overviews the city. To achieve it tunnel shaped space are adopted ,which goes through from the entrance gate to the end of the office space.The line of the ceiling wood and the black gap which is installed lights and air-conditioning fixtures emphasize the direction to the city.

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Designer: Alvan Suen Design Type: Restaurant Classification: Interior

Camellia

Camellia is a restaurant located in a shopping mall in Kowloon, Hong Kong. The interior combines loft, modern and French styles, responding to the brand and to the mall. Pink flower walls are joined by black tones, gold trim, mirrors and arches, recalling Paris. Pink is used across the design, furniture, tableware and food, including the marble tables, chairs, benches and napkins. The shapes of the chairs and benches recall camellia petals. Antique mirrors on some walls extend the space and repeat the flower walls by reflection.

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Designer: Zhenhua Luo Design Type: Office Space Classification: Interior

Fintech Co-working

Fintech Office is a co-working interior of 980 square meters designed for a financial technology brand in Beijing. A spiral staircase was generated with parametric design software, so the pattern of its surface reflects the aesthetics of the digital era. A cast concrete installation forms a waterfall and a pool with copper ducklings, bringing a water feature indoors in a city with long cold winters. Simple materials create a relaxed working atmosphere. Varied functions and activities extend the office space into surrounding urban life.

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Designer: Hihope Zhu Design Type: Training Center Classification: Interior

AIMO Hiit

Xi'an Private Health Management Center is an interior design for a health management and training center. The space is set in a sunken area on the underground floor of a building and covers 550 square meters. The core concept is drawn from the changes of the stars, giving a feeling of outer space or deep sea. The transparency and reflection of glass are combined with holographic projection to form a panoramic image on the facade. A white artificial stone bar is the focal point, surrounded by an open consultation area.

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Designer: Kai Shi Wang Design Type: Residential Classification: Interior

Beyond Limits

Beyond Limits is a five floor residential interior design located in Changhua, Taiwan. Each floor is given a different style, so the house reads as five separate projects. Eastern and western influences are combined with vintage and modern elements in a cohesive way. Arch walls break the fixed limits of the rooms and add elegant flowing lines. Natural stone, wood veneer, iron pieces, titanium plated surfaces, baking paint and patterned wall coverings form the material palette. Hidden wall storage balances function and appearance.

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Designer: Song Han Design Type: Marketing Experience Center Classification: Interior

A Valley In The City

A Valley In The City is a marketing experience center whose interior takes inspiration from the hills, ravines and streams of Guangdong province. Bionic forms create a modern and minimalist setting, with a ravine hidden within the urban landscape. The ravine and the enclosed houses are wrapped in white punched aluminum plates, which give the space a profile of varying layers. Window apertures are scattered across the walls to frame views along the route. A bamboo installation artwork made by traditional craft inheritors extends about 300 meters through the space.

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